September 10 at 9:30pm

Cabaret connoisseurs the Bearded Ladies return with another platter of deliciously dangerous, sensationally sweet, and provocatively pleasurable Late Night Snacks. Running throughout the Fringe Festival in a refitted East Passyunk industrial space, these after-hours performances feature different artists every night—from opera singers to drag queens, cabaret stars to art clowns, and everything in between.

Important Nutritional Information
Late Night Snacks ingredients may include artistic experimentation, adult content, consensual touch, ear worms, nudity, jubilation, great selfie material, rampant queerness, and many repeat visits. Not every show will be for everyone so feel free to come, and go, as you please. You know your diet, taste, allergies, and aphrodisiacs better than we. Late Night Snacks are experimental and works-in-progress.  When we can, we will provide detailed ingredients for each show ahead of time online so you can decide how best to snack.  When ingredients include any items listed below, there will be a notice at the on-site box office.

Nutritionally sensitive ingredients for this performance may include mental health issues like anxiety and depression.

About the Artists

Jody Kuehner is a Seattle-based dance artist, director, and performance artist Cherdonna Shinatra. She is 2017 Artist Trust Fellowship recipient, 2017 Henry Art Gallery Artist in Residence, and 2015 Stranger Genius Award winner. She was funded by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National Dance Project in 2016 and toured nationally. Kuehner recently premiered DITCH at the Frye Art Museum, a three-month gallery exhibition with daily performances. DITCH’s eighty performances drew an audience of over 3500 people. Jody was Dayna Hanson’s Production Coordinator and Assistant Director 2010-2015 for various projects. She danced with Pat Graney company from 2007 – 2016 also assisting Graney’s KTF Prison Project. She teaches Contemporary Dance at Velocity Dance Center and is a member of the touring Cabaret and Burlesque company Kitten&Lou Presents.

Glitter and Garbage is comprised of salty chanteuse, Shannon Turner, and keyboard witch, Lili St. Queer. They have performed in some of the finest dives from South Philly to Los Angeles. Lili and Shannon are both involved with Gay Mis: A Musical Parody, premiering at Franky Bradley’s and Punchline Philly as part of The Philadelphia Fringe Festival 2019. You can also catch them at The Free Fringe Music Festival at Bob and Barbara’s on 9/14 at 3pm, and at their usual haunt, L’Etage, on 10/24 at 8pm. Glitter and Garbage recently received Philadelphia Magazine’s ‘Best Of Philly 2019’ award.

Adrienne Truscott is a performance artist/maker/writer/director whose hybrid work is political, absurd and responsive to context. She’s a Doris Duke Impact Artist and FCA Awardee, serves on many panels and university faculties and is DIY to her core. She’s one half of boundary-busting cabaret act The Wau Wau Sisters. Her solo or group work has been presented variously at Melbourne Comedy Festival, Sydney Opera House, PS122, Fusebox Festival, PuSh, The Kitchen, among many others. Her seminal stand-up-comedy-satire, Asking For It, is being developed as a group show with Ellie Heyman, at Joe’s Pub in Sept/Oct 2019.